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To boost travel efficiency and lower costs, Ryanair is implementing a "100% digital boarding pass" policy, effective Wednesday. The move means the budget airline will no longer accept printed boarding passes, requiring all passengers to check in online prior to arriving at the airport. Ryanair noted that this change formalizes a practice already adopted by 90% of its 206 million customers.

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Nvidia, the US tech giant, and Deutsche Telekom announced Tuesday the impending launch of a one-billion-euro ($1.1 billion) industrial artificial intelligence hub in Germany. This initiative marks Europe's latest effort to accelerate its position in the global AI race. Germany's largest telecoms operator stated that the center will provide secure IT infrastructure on the continent, enabling a wide range of European companies, from major organizations to startups, to utilize AI for processes spanning design to robotics.

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Nintendo announced Tuesday it has raised its sales target for the Switch 2 console to 19 million units for the current financial year, an increase from its previous target of 15 million. The company cited "strong sales since its launch" as the reason for the upward revision, also boosting its annual net profit forecast to 350 billion yen ($2.3 billion) from 300 billion yen. The Switch 2 quickly became the world's fastest-selling games console following its launch in June, generating significant excitement among fans of titles like "Super Mario.”